Truck Driver Held In Cage Scandals
A 38 year old New York trucker Jack Israel is held on $1000 bail in a Wake County point fixing case. Indicted with nine others, he allegedly conspired to bribe NC State players to shave points in the February 13 1960 Maryland game. Three defendants have already been convicted.
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Jake) Israel
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Grand
Paul Walker
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Stan Niewierowski
Don Gallagher
North Carolina State
Maryland
Judges Pick Up Cage Play Tonight In Snow
Handley and James Wood lead the Northwestern District with games rescheduled after snow. Handley hosts John Mosby Academy with Jayvees starting at 6 30 while James Wood travels to Warren County to make up a postponed game. The Judges will replay George Mason February 13. Handley remains undefeated in league play.
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James Wood
Coleaders
John Mosby Academy
Jayvees
Warren County
George Mason
Phila Phillies Hold Off Reds After Rough 22-Game Spree
The Philadelphia Phillies show persistence as they face the Cincinnati Reds after a brutal stretch of 19 losses in 22 games against the NL champions last season. The passage hints at lingering rivalry without detailing a specific game result.
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Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Unbeaten Ridan Favored in 27th Hibiscus Stakes
Miami AP It’s Mrs Moody Jolley’s unbeaten Ridan facing nine rivals in the six furlong Hibiscus Stakes at Hialeah Park Ridan has won seven straight starts and is likely 2 to 5 or less with Bill Hartack to ride if cleared Mighty Fennec and Sunrise County are top challengers with Sam Boulmetis and John Sellers riding respectively.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Hartack
Aidan
Hartack
Ethel Haffa
Townsend B. Martin
Sunrise County
Victor
Aqueduct
the Seashore
Sam Boulmetis
John Sellers
Crown Blue Dominates Shenandoah Handicap League Action
Floyd Jenkins posts a 607 series as Crown Blue beats Russell's Roofing 2711 to 2621 in Shenandoah Handicap. Frank Myers opens with 255 and finishes 551. Renners Brothers top Raiders 4-0 with Jim Renner 219 and 532. Crown Red swept by Renner Plumbers 92 sticks. Lions and Crown Green split. In Apple Capit League, Stickley Ford shocks Ellis Shopping Center 3-1 as Jenkins leads with 607 on 212 210 185. Elms upset Sunoco 3-1 2428-2365 led by Barker and Garrison. rest of the night features mixed results across multiple lanes and teams.
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Russell
Frank Myers
Renners
Raiders
Jim Renner
Jerry Goodman
Renner
Crown Red
Tiny Jackson
Hugh Campbell
Crown Green
Lions
Berryville
Gene Dunn
Virg Stackman
R. E. Stickley Ford
Ellis Shopping Center
Floyd Jenkins
Robert Brill
Ellis
Jenkins
Elms
Sunoco
Red Barker
Norman Garrison
Dick Samiec
Frankie Ryff Falls Eight Floors in New York Construction
Frankie Ryff, a former lightweight title contender, remains in critical condition after an eight floor fall at a Rockefeller Center construction site at 51st Street and Avenue of the Americas. He was 28 and had been training for a third comeback when the accident occurred.
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New York
Frankie Ryff
Ryff
51St Street
Avenue of the Americas
Sixth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
Oregon State Edges Idaho as Scores Roll In
Oregon State defeated Idaho 74 to 59 and Seattle beat Pepperdine 83 to 66. Oregon topped Washington State 91 to 81 in overtime.
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Associated Press
Oregon State
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Pepperdine
Oregon
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Beavers
Washington State
Jazy Beats Beatty in Los Angeles Invitational Mile
France’s Michel Jazy and U S star Jim Beatty lead a star studded field at the Los Angeles Invitational indoor meet. Held in Los Angeles, the event features الأور Herbert Elliott’s 1500m silver, Ralph Boston in the broad jump, and top racers like Grelle Siebert San Romani Sullivan Williams Cawley Carper Budd in a night of elite distance and sprint action.
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Jazy, Beatty
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Los Angeles
Michel Jazy
Uncle Sam
Jim Beatty
Jazy
Herb Elliott
Jim Grelle
Jerry Siebert
Archie San Romani Jr
Tom Sullivan
Villanova
Alis Williams
Arizona State University
Rex Cawley
University of Southern California
National Ski Jumping Championship Set For Fox River Grove
A field of about 160 skiers will enter the Norge Ski Club organized event in Fox River Grove near Chicago as the 57th tournament and first national championship since 28 years. John Balfanz, 21, Minneapolis truck driver, is favored after a 317 foot American record jump at Westby Wisconsin last Sunday and leads the U S team for Zakopane Poland flights February 18 to 25.
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Norge Ski Club
John Balfanz
Minneapolis
Balfanz
Westby
Wis
U. S
Zakopane
Poland
Virginia Commission changes fishing rules at lakes and ponds
Notice from the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries in Richmond Virginia reports amendments to Regulation 49 governing lakes and ponds. Prohibitions include gasoline motors except for commission employees on official duty and seining for minnows. Fishing hours are sunrise to sunset with statewide open seasons creel limits and sizes unless posted otherwise at entrances. Beverly W Stras Jr chairman.
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Richmond
Virginia
North Second Street
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Hermitage Star Fred McCracken Killed in Crash
Richmon d AP Hermitage High School senior Fred McCracken a leading Group I A basketball scorer was killed in a one vehicle crash on Woodman Road near Richmond He was 17 and died at Richmond Memorial Hospital Masons car lost control on icy roads and McCracken was believed to be partially ejected from the wreck He had just returned from a game in Hopewell where Hermitage won and he had scored 19 points.
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Fred McCracken
Hermitage
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Henrico County
McCracken
Phil Mason
Woodman Road
E. H. Mullins
Mullins
Hermitage High
Hopewel
Hopewell
Tiger and Fernandez Ready for Miami Beach Middleweight Showdown
Dick Tiger a slight favorite over Felix Fernandez in a 10 round middleweight bout at Miami Beach Convention Hall. Tiger, 43 of 57 with 13 KOs, seeks another title shot as Fernandez, Cuba born and Cuba rated top challenger by NBA, bets on knockouts. bout televised ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Fla
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Florentino Fernandez
Tiger
Jimmy August
Hogan Kid Bassey
Fernandez
Santiago
Cuba
Rocky Klingo
Kalingo
New York
Billy Pickett
Gene Fullmer
NBA
Fullmer
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Brenner
Terry Downes
Paul Pender
Downes
Pender
Ring Magazine
Convention Hall
ABC
Saban Optimistic About Bills Future After Hiring
Lou Saban, named head coach of the Buffalo Bills, expresses optimism about the club's future. He cites a fine nucleus and aims to improve players and rookies, after succeeding Garrard Ramsey. Saban, 39, signed a one year contract for about $20,000.
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N.Y
Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
Saban
Garrard
Buster) Ramsey
AFL
Boston Patriots
New Jersey Approves One Day Deer Season
The New Jersey State Fish and Game Council voted 6 to 4 to approve a special one day deer season on January 31. Eligibility is limited to hunters who did not bag a deer during the 1961 season.
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Trenton
N. J
State Fish and Game Council
New Jersey
Minghini Leads Va cents To Three In Duckpin Relay
Minghini starred for Virginia Gentlemen with a 1772 series on Health Center Lanes winning three from Quick Amusement Co while Vir ginia Gentleman rolled 563 613 and 596 in games. Sam McCall Joe Zimmerman and Artie Kiracore led other high scores as teams posted wins across the league.
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Charles Nee
Virginia Gentleman
Quick Amusement Co
Minghini
Joe Zimmerman
Sam McCall
Artie Kiracore
Quick
Mac Hyde
Eugene Easter
Doug Chaney
Ray Malone
Don Pless
Winchester Esso
Bell Clothes Stores
Sam Shendon
Eugene Funkhouser
Harry Shendon
Bill Keyton
New Hiway Market
Royal Cab
Buddy Hansucker
C. B. Shickle
Frances Dodson
Becky Cornwell
Champ Sanitary Dairy
Omps Funeral Home
Bill Jones
Doug Conner
Charles Swartz
Jackie Cleveland
Omps
Frick urges snappy plays to curb football surge
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick says he is not alarmed by football's rising popularity but urges faster paced play, fewer delays, more home runs and stolen bases. An AP poll shows a near split on football replacing baseball as the nation's pastime, with attendance rising in both major leagues and new teams anticipated.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ford Frick
Rules Committee
America
Frick
American Football League
Giants Fall Short In Stealing Sabotaged Year
The Giants were nabbed 54 times last season while stealing 79 bases, second in the National League. Los Angeles led with 86 steals as the league raced on.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Warriors Lakers Win in Douglas Midget League
The Warriors beat the Celtics 20 to 19 in the opening game of the Douglas Midget Basketball League. Dixon led Warriors with four field goals, Brisco and Connley added, while Willison topped Celtics with four. The Lakers defeated the Royals 13 to 10, holding a 7 to 3 halftime edge as Johnson scored four and Long led Royals with two.
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Celtics
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Royals
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Dixon
Brisco
Connley
Willison
Johnson
Long
College football rules tweaked to curb injuries
The NCAA rules committee kept the substitution rule, rejected three wild cards, and moved to stricter enforcement of piling on after tackles. A new dead ball touch on kick at the opponent's 10 will end play, and penalties for illegal shifts and for kicking a held ball were adjusted. High school rules require the home team to change jerseys to contrast, reversing the prior college rule.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Ncaa Rules Committee
Ohio State Seeks 13th Straight as Gophers Host Buckeyes
Ohio State undefeated with 12 straight wins led by stars Jerry Lucas John Havlicek and Mel Nowell. The Buckeyes play Minnesota at Williams Arena with 20 000 expected in attendance as other ranked teams such as Duquesne Bowling Green Bradley Mississippi State Utah Colorado State Utah State Pitt and Oregon State also vie for wins across major conferences.
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Associated Press
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Fight Results Highlight Diverse Boxing Outcomes
Honolulu match saw Bobo Olson outpoint Dixon as 10 rounds. Los Angeles bout had Orlando de La Fuente best Al Grant over eight. Detriot’s Dietz stopped Joey White in two, and Worcester’s Carney halted Arsenault in two. Mack stopped Panuzzi in Rome, Rinaldi defeated Moraes on points in ten.
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Honolulu
Bobo Olson
Portland
Ore
Artie Dixon
Los Angeles
Orlando de la Fuente
al Grant
Totowa
N.J
Ducky Dietz
Detrot
Joey White
New York
Worcester
Mass
Larry Carney
Lowell
Joe Arsenault
Lynn
Rome
Freddie Mack
Ottavio Panunzi
Giulio Rinaldi
Italy
Renato Moraes
Brazil
Bobsled Teams Competing for Championship
The two man bobsled world championships open in Garmisch Partenkirchen with crews from ten nations racing on the Olympic course. Germany Australia and Italy are favorites in a two day event featuring Lloyd Johnson 46 and Gary Sheffield 25 as the oldest and youngest U S entrants among ten nations including Canada Britain Belgium Switzerland Romania and Sweden.
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Germany
Lloyd Johnson
Madison
Wis
Gary Sheffield
Lake Placid
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